When working on CGI or HTML stuff, I like techno like the "Lola Rennt" soundtrack or Fatboy Slim or Crystal Method or any real driving beat dance music so I can pound out code/text. When we move on the heavyduty code, like modules I tend to like classic rock mixed with pop tunes and punk rock of the past few decades. Medium beat and the lyrics don't bother me because I'm concentrating on non-verbal stuff mostly. Pink Floyd, BOC, BTO, the Clash, even Enya. When working on DB layout or frame code that controls the whole scheme of things I tend to listen to old alternative rock and the modern post-seattle stuff. Alterna-pop I suppose. From Ani Difranco and to Toad the Wet Sprocket.

And yes, I know that having all of those on one harddrive could lead to a horrible space inversion that could kill us all...

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In reply to Re: Music to Code to by extremely
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